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gæ‰We® f£lf«
2016-2017
f£lf¤ jahç¥ò¡ FG
FG¤jiyt®
Kidt® é.Á.Ïuhnk°tuKUf‹,
Ïa¡Fe®,
khãy¡ fšéæaš MuhŒ¢Á k‰W« gæ‰Á ãWtd«,
br‹id -6.
ÂU. it. ghyKUf‹, Kidt® Á.cõhuhâ
Ïiz Ïa¡Fe® (gæ‰Á), Ïiz Ïa¡Fe® (gæ‰Á),
khãy¡ fšéæaš MuhŒ¢Á k‰W« gæ‰Á midtU¡F« fšé Ïa¡f«,
ãWtd«, br‹id -6. br‹id -6.
nkyhŒths®
njÁa ešyhÁça® ÂUk uh. khyÂ, Mnyhrf®,
khãy¤ £l Ïa¡ff«,
midtU¡f« fšé Ïa¡f«,br‹id -6.
Ehš MÁça®fŸ
gæ¿Á f£lf xU§»iz¥ghs® ÂUkÂ. br.b#aªÂ v°j®,
V.gî® mfkJ, Kjšt®, cjé xU§»iz¥ghs®- gil¥gh‰wš
kht£l MÁça® fšé k‰W« gæ‰Á ãWtd«, fšé , khãy¤ £l Ïa¡ff«,
Ïuhâ¥ng£il, ntY® kht£l«. midtU¡f« fšé Ïa¡f«, br‹id -6.
1. ÂUk r. ònshuh, 2. Á.Fkh®
thrf®, éçÎiuahs®,
khãy fšéæaš k‰W« gæ‰Á Ïa¡f«, kht£l MÁça® fšé k‰W« gæ‰Á ãWtd«,
br‹id. Ïuhâ¥ng£il, ntY® kht£l«.
3. ÂU j. Ia¥g‹, 4. ÂUk . g. fiy¢bršé
éçÎiuahs®, éçÎiuahs®,
kht£l MÁça® fšé k‰W« gæ‰Á kht£l MÁça® fšé k‰W« gæ‰Á ãWtd«,
ãWtd«, fëah«ó©o, fhŠÁòu« kht£l«.
Ïuhâ¥ng£il, ntY® kht£l«.
5. ÂU. kh. jduh#h, 6. ÂUk . v°.V. mKjh,
xU§»iz¥ghs®- gæ‰Á, cjé xU§»iz¥ghs®- gæ‰Á,
khãy¤ £l Ïa¡ff«, khãy¤ £l Ïa¡ff«,
midtU¡f« fšé Ïa¡f«, br‹id -6 midtU¡f« fšé Ïa¡f«,br‹id -6
7. ÂU Á. RnuZFkh®, 8. ÂUk . r. kça Ãur‹dh,
MÁça® gæ‰We®, MÁça® gæ‰We®,
fh£lh§Fs¤ö®, k©lš-5
t£lhu tsika«, fhŠÁòu« kht£l«. òuirth¡f«, br‹id kht£l«.
ÂUk . K. Á¤uhnjé,
MÁça® gæ‰We®,
k©ly« 10,
kæyh¥ó®t£lhu tsika«, br‹id kht£l«.
gæ‰Á fhym£ltiz
Égfš 02.00 Kjš 03.00 kâ tiu mk®Î-4 fz¡F ghl¤Â£l« -khÂç tF¥ò
Égfš 03.00 Kjš 04.00 kâ tiu mk®Î-5 m¿éaš ghl¤Â£l« -khÂç tF¥ò
4 gæ‰Á¤jhŸ –jäœ 9
7 fâj«-ghl¤Â£l« 16-18
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1. ghl¡fU¤Âid xU§fik¡f, fU¤J¡fis ga« Ï‹¿ vL¤Jiu¡f cjΫ.
2. bkJthf f‰F« khzt®fS¡F cjéL« goãiy.
3. khzt®fë‹ òçjè‹ btë¥ghL.
4. ghl¡fU¤Âid ts¥gL¤Â, nk«gL¤j cjΫ.
5. ghl¥bghUë‹ fU¤J¡fis thœéaš Âw‹fnshL bjhl®ò¥gL¤Â f‰gj‰F
cjΫ.
6. f‰wš miléid cW brŒaΫ fšéæ‹ neh¡f¤ij ãiwÎ brŒaΫ
cjΫ.
7. ghl¡fU¤ij tY¥gL¤J«, ifbaG¤ij Óuh¡F«.
8. ghl¤bjhl®òila brašghLfŸ bfh©l MÁça®¢ braš.
9. ghl¤Âiz go¤J òçªJbfhŸs cjΫ.
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goãiyfis¤ j鮥gjdhš V‰gL« éisfŸ
t.
goãiyfŸ goãiyfis¤ j鮥gjdhš V‰gL« éisÎfŸ
v©
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• ghl¡fU¤J¡fis¥ òçjYl‹ xU§fik¡fΫ,
xUKf¥gL¤jΫ khzt®fshš ÏayhJ.
• brh‰fis Ïiz¤J¤ bjhluhf mik¤jš jilgL«.
• rçahd brh‰fSl‹ bjhl® mik¤jš/Ko¤jš ngh‹w
brašghLfëš Ã‹j§»a ãiy fhz¥gL«.
• khzt®fëilna éth¤J vGJ« Âw‹
eilbgwhjbghGJ khzt® kd¤Âš fU¤JfŸ
bjhF¤jY« cŸth§Fjš jilgL«. (xU Kiw vGJjš g¤J Kiw
4 tH§FjY« go¤jY¡F¢ rk«)
• khzt®fŸ gaä‹¿¢ RjªÂukhf¤ j§fŸ fU¤J¡fis
vL¤Jiu¥gj‰fhd thŒ¥òfŸ ÏšyhkšnghF«.
• k‰wt®fë‹ fU¤J¡fis¡ nf£F«, jåkåj
cz®ÎfS¡F kÂ¥gë¡F« g©òfŸ tsuhJ.
• FGéš tH§Fjš eilbgwhjjhš nj®éš
j§Fjilæ‹¿ édh¡fS¡F cça éilia më¤Âlš
ÏayhJ.
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• f‰wèš FiwghLŸs khzt®fS¡F¡ f‰wè‹
FiwÔ®
neh¡f¤ij ãiwnt‰w ÏayhJ.
7 f‰wš
• Ïjdhš bkJthf¡ f‰F« khzt®fë‹ milÎãiy
gh¡f¥gL«.
gæ‰Á¤jhS¡fhd éilfŸ
f£èæl¤ij ãu¥òf
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• khzt®fS¡F MÁça® F¿¥Ã£l g¡f¤ÂYŸs N¤Âu§fŸ, tiuaiwfŸ,
jiy¥òfŸ, cgjiy¥òfŸ, tiugl§fŸ, m£ltizfŸ, F¿¥òfŸ ngh‹wt‰iw¢
RU¡fkhf¡ TWjš.
* go¤jš
* kdtiugl«
* tYñ£lš
* kÂ¥ÕL
* vGJjš
* bjhl®gâ
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jäœ gæ‰We® f£lf«
1. M®t_£L« brašghL
g§nf‰ghs®fël«, Ñœ¡fhQ« brašgh£oid¡ bfhL¤J M®t_£Ljš
60 ÁW ÁW jhŸfis vL¤J¡bfh©L ghuÂah®, ghuÂjhr‹, jhÍkhdt®,
ÅukhKåt®, MWKfehty® M»nah® g‰¿a F¿¥òfis vG¡bfhŸf
mt‰Wl‹ F¿¥Ã£l rh‹nwh®¡F¥ (x›bthUtU¡F«) bghUªjhj ÏU
fU¤J¡fisÍ« vG¡ bfhŸf
vGÂa F¿¥ò m£ilia¥ g§nf‰ghs®fël« tH§» FG Ãç¡f.
Ãçªj FGél« ÏU bt‰W¤jhisÍ« më¡f.
x‹¿š j‹ FGé‰F¡ bfhL¡f¥g£l m¿P® ah® vd vGj¢ brŒf.
k‰bwh‹¿š mªj m¿P® F¿¤j, m¡FG m¿ªj fU¤ij¡ TLjyhf vGÂ
tH§f¢ brŒf. bghUªjh® fU¤ijÍ« f©l¿ªj Tw¢ brŒf.
v.fh
gÂbdh‹wh« taš fé òidÍ« M‰wiy btë¥gL¤Âat®.
nfè¢Á¤Âu« tiuÍ« Kiwia¤ jäG¡F Kjèš jªjt®.
ϪÂahényna Kj‹Kjyhf eh£Lilikah¡f¥g£l Ïy¡»a¤Â‰F¢
brhªj¡fhu®.
trd¡ féijia¤ jäG¡F¤ jªjt®
Âyf® Ïtç‹ muÁaš FU
btõšèjhr‹ v‹D« òidbga® bfh©lt®.
kuig¥ ngh‰¿at®
Ïy¡fz éÂfis¥ Ëg‰¿at®
ghuÂah® ÛJ g‰Wbfh©lt®.
òJitæš Ãwªjt®
m¿P® m©zhthš òu£Á¡ fé vd¥ ghuh£l¥ bg‰wt®
Ïtç‹ ÃÁuhªijah® v‹D« ehlfüš rh»¤a mfhlä éUij¥ bg‰wJ.
Âuhél Ïa¡f¤ jiyt®fSŸ Kj‹Kjyhf¤ Âiu¥gl¤ Jiw¡FŸ
EiHªjt®.
gÂbd£L taÂnyna muR fšÿçæš jäœ MÁçauhdt®.
rka¥ g‰W bfh©lt®
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ϪÂah v‹D« ÏjiH el¤Âat®.
o ÂUkiw¡fh£oš Ãwªjt®.
o ÂU¢Á éra eFehj brh¡fè§fçl« fUñy mYtyuhf¥ gâah‰¿at®.
o gÂbd£lh« ü‰wh©il¢ nr®ªjt®.
o ÂU¢Á kiyÛJ vGªjUëÍŸs Ïiwt‹ bgaiu¡ bfh©lt®.
o ‘všnyhU« Ï‹ò‰¿U¡f ãid¥gJnt mšyhkš ntbwh‹W« m¿na‹
guhgunk’ vd¥ ghoat®.
o ÏtU¡F ãidÎ Ïšy« Ïuhkehjòu« kht£l¤J Ïu£Räòu¤Âš cŸsJ.
o Ïšywtê ã‹wt®.
o Ïiwg‰W Ïšyhjt®.
Ϥjhè eh£oš Ãwªjt®
rka« gu¥g jkJ K¥gjh« mfitæš jäHf« tªjt®.
jäHf« tªjJ« ijçaehj‹ vd jdJ bgaiu kh‰¿¡bfh©lt®.
Kj‹Kjyhf¡ rJufuh v‹D« mfuKjèia btëæ£lt®.
jäœ vG¤J tçtot¤ij¤ ÂU¤Âat®.
F£o¤ bjhšfh¥Ãa« v‹D« bjh‹}š és¡f¤ij¥ gil¤jt®.
j䜥 g‰W m‰wt®?
Ït® Ïa‰bga® Ïuhg®£ o behÃè.
ahœ¥ghz ešÿçš Ãwªjt®.
Ïsikænyna irt Á¤jhªj§fisÍ« ÂUKiwfisÍ« f‰wt®.
ÂUthtLJiw MÔd« ÏtU¡F ehty® v‹D« g£l¤ij tH§»aJ.
Ïtiu trdeil iftªj tšyhs® vd¥ gçÂkh‰ fiyP® ghuh£odh®.
br‹idæš m¢R¡ Tl« mik¤jt®.
Ït®, Áwªj gÂ¥ghÁçauhfΫ nj®ªj ciueil MÁçauhfΫ és§»dh®.
jh‹ Ïa‰¿a üšfis k£Lnk jdJ m¢R¡ Tl¤Âš m¢Á£lh®.
th¡F t‹ika‰wt®.
ÂUtGªöçš Ãwªjt®.
Ït® Å£L¡ f£l¤j¿Í« féghL«.
rila¥g tŸsyhš Mjç¡f¥g£lt®.
thšÛ»æ‹ gil¥ig¤ jäêš ah¤jt®.
éU¤j¥gh ghlšfis¥ ghLtš tšyt®.
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fšéæš bgçat® vd¥ghuh£l¥ bg‰wt®.
òJ¡féij vGÂat®.
Ït® gil¥ò cyf¥bghJkiw vd¥ ngh‰w¥gL»wJ.
2.khÂç tF¥ò
3. fyªJiuahlš
gæ‰Á¤jhS¡fhd éilfŸ
1. gh¤Âunk‰W eo¤jš
éthj« el¤Jjš
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English – Model Lesson Plan
The topic taken for model lesson plan is “Gone Forever – Barbara Reeves”, the
prose unit from VII standard.
The trainer needs to have gone through the lesson and come up with
clear understanding of the content prior to the training
The trainer should explain the lesson plan step by step
The content of the lesson is clearly communicated to the participants
by explaining the Mind map.
The reinforcement activity should be demonstrated as per the
instructions given in the trainer module.
After the lesson plan discussion is over, worksheet activities should
follow up.
Introduction
Picture – Word Matching Activity has been designed to introduce the lesson. The
animals that are discussed in the lesson are introduced in the activity. After matching
the names with the corresponding pictures, the activity is extended to answering
questions written in a chart. It makes the students more familiar with the names of
the animals and contextual understanding of the difference between ‘Extinct’ and
‘Existing’. Then the teacher leads to the gist of the lesson briefly.
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Guided Reading
The trainer emphasizes that Guided Reading is properly followed by the teacher as
given below:
The teacher reads the selected passage with proper stress, pause and
intonation
Then the students repeat after the teacher, phrase by phrase.
Students read silently and underline the new words and use dictionary to find
out meanings
The teacher writes some new words on the board and explains them
contextually
Mind Map
According to the understanding of the content and the expression of thoughts,
the structure of mind map differs from one to an other
For this lesson, a model mind map has been structured to highlight the
significant details of the endangered species.
Note: Here, the trainer should use the trainee module to explain the mind map. The
mind map has been given for the whole lesson. But it can be drawn for the selected
portion.
Consolidation
The lesson is consolidated in the form of ‘facts’. Here the children are given practice
in using the language structures and phrases.
Reinforcement
Survey Report Activity has been given for reinforcement. The children are engaged
in writing the report, based on the survey and presenting it.
Evaluation
A passage has been taken from the lesson and questions are asked to evaluate the
comprehension skill of the children.
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Questions & Answers
Remedial Teaching
Cross word activity has been given to identifiy the names of the animals. Matching
the animals with the adjectives is another activity which has been provided to help
the late bloomers find out the correct answers from the book. Any other activity
which is more appropriate to address the specific challenges of children may be
given.
Writing
Four questions have been given from the lesson to further develop of understanding
of the lesson and to improve their writing skill.
Follow up work
Project work has been assigned to collect information about a few extinct /
endangered species.
Imaginary essay writing about a topic has also been given as optional.
Instructions:
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Anyone in the group acts as a leader and conducts the survey by collecting
the responses from all group members
Then the group members work together to consolidate the data and come up
with a Survey Report
Finally each group presents the Report to the whole class
Note: The following scaffolded table can be given to present their survey report.
Example:
Group I
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Worksheet – Suggested answers
After the demonstration of lesson plan, the teachers are involved in answering
the worksheets.
The trainer discusses the responses of the participants at random and finally
consolidates with the following suggestions.
Question-1
Question -2
Suggestion:
Question -4
1. Macaw
2. Three – Toed - Sloth
3. Exotic
4. Extinct
5. Endangered
Suggestions: Pictures or videos can be shown for Three-toed- sloth and Macaw.
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Exotic, Extinct and Endangered; these words can be explained through examples,
opposites, sentence formation, situational approach etc.
Note: All other related answers shall be acceptable. The teacher of English needs to
facilitate the students by creating different situations in the classroom. Situational
approach to English language teaching plays a significant role for the children to
understand the abstract ideas in a better way. The following situations could be
adopted based on the nature and needs of the content.
I. Classroom situation
II. Real life situation
III. Pictorial situation
Question-5
It provides scope for the teacher to design appropriate activity so as to develop the
language skills to be applied in real life.
Question-6
How does ‘Survey Report Activity’ serve the purpose of skill enrichment?
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fâj«- khÂç ghl¤Â£l«
mk®Î :4
fhymsÎ: 10 ãäl§fŸ
ãfœÎ :2
fhy msÎ : 10 ãäl§fŸ
fâj¥ghl¤Â‰fhd bghJthd neh¡f§fis¡ fU¤jhs®
vL¤Jiu¤jš.
ãfœÎ : 3
fhymsÎ : 30 ãäl§fŸ
bkŒba© bjhF¥ò ghl¤Âid¥ goãiythçahf¡ fU¤jhs®,
g§nf‰ghs®fS¡F és¡f« më¤jš nt©L«.
ãfœÎ :4
fhymsÎ : 10 ãäl§fŸ
ÏWÂahf kÂ¥Õ£L¤jhis¥ g§nf‰ghsçl« më¤J, ó®¤Â brŒj jhëid
éth¤jš nt©L«.
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M®t_£lš brašghlhdJ khzt®fis¡ fâj¤Â‹ÛJ M®t«
V‰gL¤jΫ, ghl¤Âid K‹bdL¤J¢ bršY« fU¤J¢ rh®ªj
édh¡fshfΫ/brašghlhfΫ Ïl« bgWjš nt©L«.
Ëndh¡» Ô®¤jš
gl« tiuªJ Ô®¤jš
mik¥ig f©l¿ªJ Ô®¤jš
m£ltiz¥gL¤Â¤ Ô®¤jš
tçir¥gL¤Â¤ Ô®¤jš.
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fâj« gæ‰Á¤jhŸ –é»jKW v©fŸ
-2 -1
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4-3 = 1 , 1 MdJ KG v©fë‹ bjhF¥Ãš mikÍ«. Mdhš 3-4 = -1 , -1
MdJ mnj KG v© bjhF¥Ãš mikahJ. vdnt KG v©zhdJ
fê¤jiy¥bghW¤J milÎ g©Ãid ãiwÎ brŒahJ.
é‰f¥g£l gH§fŸ = 50 X = 10
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Ïa‰Ãaš f‰Ã¤jš
gUt« : 1
M®t_£L« brašghL
1.m¿Kf«
brašghL -1
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brašghL – 3
2.go¤jš
3.kdtiugl«
4.bjhF¤jš
mo¥gil myFfŸ
msÎfŸ FPS Kiw CGS Kiw MKS Kiw SI Kiw
Ús« mo br‹oÛ£l® Û£l® Û£l®
ãiw gΩL »uh« »nyh»uh« »nyh»uh«
fhy« édho édho édho édho
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khzt®fŸ nk‰f©l m£ltizæš tif¥gL¤Âaij¤ j§fS¡FŸ
fyªJiuaho¢ brhªj eilæš tH§Fjš nt©L«.
5.tYñ£Ljš
RUŸéš juhR, msÎ ehlh, msÎ nfhš, juhR k‰W« ãW¤J fofhu«
ngh‹w fUéfis khzt®fS¡F tH§» mt®fis ms¡f brŒJ msÎfis¥
g£oaèl brŒjš nt©L«.
6.kÂ¥ÕL
7.FiwÔ® f‰wš
8.vGJjš
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9.bjhl® gâ
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cæçaš
brašghL 1
Rthr k©ly«, fêÎ Ú¡f k©ly«, ngh‹w gl§fis (rh®£ m£ilæš) x£o
g§nf‰ghs®fël« bfhL¤J, mt®fël« bfhL¡f¥g£LŸs gl¤Ây cŸs cW¥ò
k©ly¤Â‹ bga® v‹d? mt‰¿‹ K¡»a¤Jt« g‰¿ és¡fkë¤jš.
g§nf‰ghs®fŸ TwhJ é£l K¡»akhd fU¤Jfis¥ gæ‰We® TWjš.
brašghL -2
kdtiugl«
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bjhF¤jY« tH§FjY«
tYñ£Ljš
brašghL-1
v.fh.
brašghL-2
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gšfŸ
1. jir k©ly«
2. Rthr k©ly«
3. brçkhd k©ly«
4. fêÎ Ú¡f k©ly«
5. ehsäšyh Ru¥Ã k©ly«
brašghL -3
rçahd tçir
bgU§Flš
kÂ¥ÕL
gæ‰Á¤jhS¡fhd éilfŸ
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2. bfhL¡f¥g£LŸs ghl¥gF¡F ntW v«Kiwæš kÂ¥ÕL brŒÅ®fŸ
v‹gjid jahç¤J tH§Ff.
1 g Î © L
‹ 4 m 6 rh £
2 é dh o Å
3 Û £ l ® s
L Å s 5 m
ÏläUªJ ty«
nkèUªJ Ñœ
tyäUªJ Ïl«
ÑêUªJ nkš
3.
1. eu«ò k©ly«
2. Ïu¤j ehs§fŸ
3. ÁWÚ®
4. cW¥òfŸ
5. Ïd¥bgU¡f k©ly«
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4.
nfhê a b c
5.
nk‰F¿¥Ã£l _‹W« a b c d
FiwÔ® f‰wš
eho¤Jo¥ò - Pulse
bjhl® gâ
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MÁça®fël«/e©g®fël« nf£L ÁªÂ¤J« vGJ« tifæš
bfhL¡f¥g£LŸsJ.
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brašghL – 2
k©òG clšJisfŸ
ehŒ Eiupuš
ۋ brΟ
brašghL – 3
m¿Kf¢ brašghLfŸ
(E.g………)
(………)
3. kdtiugl«
(………)
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4. kÂ¥ÕL
FiwÔ® f‰wš
kÂ¥ÕL
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khzt®fS¡F éçthd nfŸéfŸ bfhL¡f¥glyh« våD« MÁçafë‹ Kont
ÏWÂahdJ.
FiwÔ® f‰wš
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r_f m¿éaš (òéæaš) khÂç ghl¤Â£l«
1.M®t_£L« brašghL
F¿¥ò : Ï¢brašgh£o‹ _y« òJ¥Ã¡f ÏaY« ts« fh‰W vdΫ òJ¥Ã¡f Ïayhj
ts« ( Ô®ªJnghf¡Toa ) gÿ‹ vdΫ és¡f nt©L«.
fyªJiuahlš :
m¿Kf«
go¤jš
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(v.fh. ) Ú®¡ nfhs«, të¡ nfhs«, ghiw¡ nfhs«, nguhêfŸ, cnyhf§fŸ.
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kÂ¥ÕL : kÂ¥ÕL brašgh£oš bfhL¡f¥g£LŸs édh¡fis MÁça® éth¡f
nt©L«
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r_f m¿éaš (tuyhW) khÂç ghl¤Â£l«
1.M®t_£L« brašghL :
go¤jš :
tYñ£lš :
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gæ‰Á bfhL¥gt®fS¡fhd tYñ£lš goãiy és¡f§fŸ
kÂ¥ÕL :
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FiwÔ®f‰wš : khzt®fŸ òçªJbfhŸS« éjkhf FiwÔ®f‰wiy brŒjš
nt©L«
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gæ‰Á¤jhS¡fhd éilfŸ
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